Advocates pressure EPA to consider public health over Monsanto profits
The Environmental Protection Agency is currently green-lighting the continued use of cancer-linked glyphosate in the United States for another 15 years. Those...
Federal documents: More than 300,000 likely to die if restrictions are lifted
Experts said government officials should publicize their coronavirus assumptions so everyone can be confident in their work.
Obamacare’s insurance safety net protects many of the millions losing their employer-provided health insurance—but...
Due to the loss of income, people in states that expanded Medicaid under care of the ACA could become eligible for Medicaid coverage.
New Yorkers staying home make up newest group hospitalized with COVID-19, new data shows
During the press conference on Wednesday, Gov. Cuomo’s confirmed that isolation was the answer to preventing transmission contrary to what the newest state data revealed.
France passes controversial bill making cameras mandatory in all slaughterhouses
The French national assembly voted on Friday to monitor slaughterhouse practices and worker behavior to prevent animal cruelty as well as hygiene and safety violations.
As climate change threatens food supplies, seed saving is an ancient act of resilience
In Norway, a high-tech seed vault flooded from melting permafrost. In Montana, locals keep their seeds in the library.
What chemicals keep industry executives up at night?
Our government won't protect us from these harmful chemicals, so we have to protect ourselves.
The weaponization of food
Russia and Ukraine have come to an agreement on food exports. Will the deal hold?
Labor’s power and the Medicare For All struggle
Missouri nurse Shane Johnson makes the case for uniting our health care struggles.
Mental health illness: a global tragedy by design
The world we are living in, with its constant noise, demands and pressures; the destructive ideologies, divisions and unjust systems, works against such inner quiet and mental well-being.